Cure Bed Head in Seconds Cure Bed Head in SecondsA cap with a super-absorbent material on the inside.  Add water, put it on your head and seconds later your hair is completely wet. put on and massage who doesn't love morninghead? Shower at Night"It works just as well as taking another shower in the morning without the hassle of having to towel completely off. Extremely useful if you are only showering to tame your bed head."- Kyle T. (Dallas, TX) Wet their hair in the sink"Morninghead delivers on what it promises [...] my hair was workable in that excellent post-shower state, and I didn't have to dunk my head in the sink."- Henry B. (Chicago, IL) Want Fast Mornings"I literally was able to get out the door in under 30 seconds."- Lawrence H. (Honolulu, HI) After each useTurn it inside outWring it out completelyLet it dry Eventually you need to wash it Machine wash on delicates FAQHow long do they last?The life of your Morninghead cap will depend on usage and care.

Many people can use their cap for well over 6 months. Some are still using the same cap from our Kickstarter launch in February of 2012. Our power users (aka "night shower-ers"), who use Morninghead daily need a new cap about every 3 months. Think of it as a replaceable toiletry item like a toothbrush. It eventually wears out over time depending on how often you use it. Just make sure to turn it inside out and wring it out completely after each use.How is this different from a towel or washcloth?It's different because of its absorbency and the durable waterproof exterior. The Morninghead cap holds over 6x its weight in water without dripping. Once the cap has been wet and is on your head, the water is transferred from the cap into your hair when you apply pressure to the cap. In addition, your hands and wrists remain dry so you can use Morninghead anywhere even while fully clothed (ex. while parked in your car as you pull into work).Why not just use a spray bottle?If a spray bottle is already solving this problem for you then rock and roll - keep using it.

In our testing, we found that a spray bottle gets water only on the surface of one's hair and a large amount of the water simply drips off, onto the neck, back, and face (as opposed to being absorbed into the hair). For most people the spray bottle is more of a hassle than helpful. Our least favorite part about the hair dresser is the spray bottle mist on our face and neck. Can't I just wet my hair under the sink?I developed Morninghead because wetting my hair in the sink every morning was the worst part of my day. Morninghead is not the only way to wet your hair, but it is by far the easiest, fastest, most effective method. You don't have to use a microwave to heat up food - but you do, because it's fast and convenient. Make sure you turn it inside out and wring it out completely after each use.  Yes, hand wash with anti-bacterial soap, or machine wash on delicates. Most importantly, turn it inside out and wring it out after washing. Frequency of washing will depend on how often you use it.

You'll get a feel for when it needs to be washed after you've used it for a while.Can women use this?Yes, a large percentage of our users are women with shorter hair. You will have the most success if your hair is "a bob or shorter." If you hair is longer than a bob, then Morninghead may not work for you but you're welcome to try it.I have long hair, can I use it?Black Fox Puppies For SaleA Morninghead cap is most effective when hair length is less than shoulder length. Exquisite Shower Head PartsAny longer and Morninghead may not work for you. How To Light A Gas Fireplace KeySome users with long hair use Morninghead, but report needing to add water to the cap a second time. Can I buy wholesale?Yes, email us at [email protected] with your request. 

Ok, you've made it to the bottom. It's only 10 bucks and you'll love it. It's not often the head of one of the most powerful gaming companies in the world pops over to Reddit to speak with the masses, so today was a bit of a treat. If you weren't following (and some other Valve guys like Erik Wolpaw and Greg Coomer), then, here's all the good stuff you missed.Newell was answering a lot of questions, and did well to stick around for so long because, well, things got creepy in parts. The "Cult of GabeN" isn't the healthiest thing on the internet, but to his credit Newell didn't just answer business questions, he replied to some of the more personal inquiries as well.Here are the highlights, beginning with something really good: an insight :During the leak of the Half Life 2 Source Code in the fall of 2003, a group of vigilante gamers banded together with the hope of catching the hackers. This was because we were told by Valve (and you specifically) on the Valve Forums that there would be major game delays due to the leak.

The original Half-Life was my favorite game and I was very much anticipating the release of Half Life 2.There were two of us who were leading the "investigation," TheAmazingXemo and myself, Gtwy. I was still in high school and had no formal background in any kind of investigative work, but I knew basic HTML and so we did what we could. We started a website known as the "Half Life 2 Source Code Resource Page." At the time, Usenet was a hugely popular file sharing utility and we traced the source code files back to a user who had posted them there. We were able to google his Usenet username and find that he was a member of a clan in some MMORPG and got his full name and contact info from their clan site. He gave up his source as soon as we contacted him as someone from IRC.At its peak, our website was receiving between half a million and a million hits per day. It was amazing going through all of the anonymous tips and messages from people that came pouring in from all across the globe. And it felt like we were doing something to help.

I know that your company was aware of our website because we were contacted by the FBI and even accused of committing the hack ourselves. I don't blame you for this course of action, it probably was very suspicious from your vantage point. I was contacted and told to redact the file count and file tree listing that proved the hack was real, which we did.However, we did successfully identify the hacker, Ago, in our final post, dated October 13, 2003. I don't know if this was before or after the FBI had already privately figured it out, but I would like to think that somehow we helped the investigation. I know that if they had figured it out, it wasn't public knowledge yet. (Evidence we released can be found archived here.)Now that it's been over a decade since the investigation, I was hoping you could shed some light on what happened behind the scenes. I have always wanted to reach out to you about this but I never knew how. Mainly, I just want you to know that our intentions were benevolent and that we were and still are loyal Valve fans.